Roots - The First Campaign for Supporting the Syrian Coast

The recent wave of violence, which started in March 2025, in the Syrian coast has resulted in the loss of thousands of families' sources of income, and sometimes their breadwinners. This has left many families unable to feed their children, educate them, or even keep them warm.

🎯 Campaign Goal: $10,000 USD

In Preparation

About the Campaign

We are launching the first 'Roots' campaign to support small and micro projects in the Syrian coast, especially those affected by the recent wave of violence. We aim to help project owners rebuild their lives and sources of livelihood, and contribute to revitalizing the local economy, which has experienced a significant recession after recent events and a sharp decline in job opportunities after tens of thousands lost their jobs. We believe that supporting individual productive initiatives is the fastest and most dignified way to restore stability and plant hope again.

Target Projects

50+

Estimated Beneficiaries

3 months

Campaign Duration

Planned Projects

Agricultural Project Funding

Agriculture

Providing food supplies for local communities through supporting small and medium agricultural projects

Micro-projects for Women

Women Empowerment

Funding several micro-projects led by women who lost their breadwinners and need to support their children

Micro-production Projects

Industrial Production

Funding micro-production projects in chemical, food, and other important sectors

Handicraft Projects

Handicrafts

Supporting local artisans in reviving traditional crafts and selling their products

Educational Service Projects

Education

Funding small educational centers and community libraries for teaching children and adults

Professional Projects

Trades & Services

We support skilled professionals and craftsmen in launching their own businesses and providing sustainable services that benefit their communities.

Help Us Achieve This Goal

Every donation, no matter how small, helps rebuild the lives of families and communities